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Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton.

Guys, let's dive right in.

Zachary Wright has the first question. He says,

this question for the Wall Builders Radio program, the president has come out and said that he would consider military involvement in the nation of Nigeria due to the persecution of Christians.

Though, of course, we can agree what's happening in Nigeria is awful and should be spoken out against.

I was curious to know what your thoughts would be on whether or not military involvement would be the best option.

Of course, guys, this is a great question to answer even in a broader sense of America's interests.

Like, when do we go in?

When do we actually go protect an America first interest and get involved in other nations?

So great questions.

Let's start with Nigeria. Well, this is, I see this in other nations. So great questions. Let's start with Nigeria.

Well, this is, I see this in several ways. One's a constitutional way, one's a humanitarian way,

but the other is in the way I think it is right now. I think this is gamesmanship. Because of what

Trump has done with Iran, because of what Trump is doing with terrorists off Venezuela,

this may not need anything more than we're going to send the military after you guys if you don't

stop this. That may be all this needed, and that may be exactly what's behind this. I don't think

from a constitutional standpoint that you can authorize offensive war when it's not

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